Bills Trade for DJ Moore, Boost AFC East Chances

0:00Welcome to NFL News Today, two minutes of updates that matter to NFL fans. Hit subscribe and stay connected. The Buffalo Bills just made a splash in the 2026 NFL offseason by agreeing to trade for Chicago Bears wide receiver DJ Moore. They're sending a 2026 second round pick to the Bears in exchange for Moore and a 2026 fifth round pick. This gives Buffalo their first top tier targets since trading a waste of fond digs. Josh Allen stands to benefit the most. The Bills quarterback won MVP in 2024 without a star receiver, but it hurt them in the playoffs against Denver. Moore brings a proven track record, averaging over 1,000 yards per season, and topping 1,100 in four of his eight NFL years. On the flip side, Bills receiver Keon Coleman takes a hit. Drafted in the second round just two years ago to replace digs, Coleman has managed only 960 yards total and faced benchings for.

1:01Off field issues, meanwhile Chicago's young pass catchers like Rome, Odunze and Colston Loveland should see more targets and bigger roles. For Moore, it's a great landing spot. He joins a playoff contender with a familiar face and new head coach Joe Brady who coordinated for him in Carolina. The Bills also guarantee $15.5 million of his 2028 salary for added security. This move strengthens Buffalo's front office under General Manager Brandon Bean and boost their AFC East Chances while hurting rivals like the Patriots. It also sets a modest market bar for other receiver trades like potential deals involving George Pickens or AJ Brown. This episode is supported by our sponsor, C Details in the Description. It is a pillow that plays your podcast and music without earbuds built for listening in bed. Get the